Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-21
BELLAIRE.

Michael Hayden, the section boss on the
b. x o., who, few days ago, was run
over by hand-caT, and was thought to
have received only few external bruises,
IS now IN very precariOus condition, and
it is feared the internal injuries developed
will result in his death.
Mr.. Charles Saltsgarver and Miss Carrie
Mcdonald were united i'll marriage Tues
day evening. The had previously fur
nished house nicely and went to house
keeping ut once.
Little Miss Elva Camp celebrated her
sixth birthday anniversary last evening in
the company Of quite number OF her
young acquaintance.
Peter Keys will build for himself nice
dwelling house on Twenty-third street,
ground for which has been broken.
Misses Katie and Jennie Nelson, ofSteu-
benville, are the guests of the family OF MIR.
George Westlake, South Side.
A little child of George Hell died yester-
day.
Mr.. Johnson Calhoun, of HOOkstown,
Pa, and Miss Maggie Calhoun, of this
city, were married at the brides home, in
the Fourth ward ut noon yesterday, and
left on the c. Il p, road an hour later for
the grOom's home. The bride is a very
estimable young lady and has been the
efficient cashier in p. T. Kings store for
the past eight years. The happy couple
carry with them the best wishes of a host
of friends.
Miss Louisa Fink, of Wheeling, has
filed her petition in the Common Pleas
Court of this comfy, charging Edward
burst with breach of marriage contract,
and prays for $40, 900 damages. Edward
is quite young man, and was lett con-
siderable property i'll this city by the death
OF his father, Jacob Dust, few years
since.
The death is announced of Rev. John F.
Moore at his home near Lewis's Mills,
Monday night. The reverend gentleman
was well and fdvorably known throughout
this vicinity, having been engaged in the
ministry of the NJ. f.. Church for num-
Der of years.
Work was begun on the Belmont street
paving yesterday.
+. J. Kennedy has sued John Watt fol
s., 900 for assault.
Special meeting of Council tonight.
Three sessions in succession looks like
there was much municipal business-mOre
than there is.
A little child OF Michael O'Hara, of
Wheeling, died Monday evening at George
town, inst west OF this city, where Mrs.
O'Hara was visiting. The remains were
taken to the parents home yesterday.
The salOOnists are replenlshtng the city
treasury in fines for violation OF the Sun
day law.
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
The Prohibition County Convention,
which assembled in City Hall yesterday,
was well attended, delegates being present
from all except three townships. Hon. X.
:. Clark WAS selected as chairman and
made a ringing speech, marked 10y all his
old-time vigOr. q. K. Wood and ID. j.
Lewis were selected "a secretaries, and
committees were appointed rs follows:
ResolutiOns-M essrs. Lewis, Mcfarland,
Wood, Nelson and Theaker.
Rules and Order OF Observation-Disclosures.
K. s. Clark, II. blackboard and $. GreaSin-
ger.
The platform adopted by their State
Convention recently, at Delaware, was re-
affirmed, and the following ticket WAS
nominated:
Representatives r. 5. Clark, OF Union
township; Jacob Maule, OF Colerain.
Probate Judge Stephen Gressinger, OF
Pultney.
Treasurer-A. Z. White, of Goshen.
ProsecutOr-J. A. Gallaher, of Pultney.
CommisSiOner-John Watson, Of Wheel
ing.
Infrmary Decentralization Black
ford, of PeaSe.
There were few spectators in the hall
during the forenoon session, but III the
afternoon the room was well filled. Much
speaking was INDUCED III, but the speeches
were short, and the meeting was marked
by the hest ofieeling and harmony through
out. The ticket nominated Is an excellent
one.